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¢ ? Ly our ToC { See our Papateies, Léathier Goods, Fancy Goods, 'Books, Etc. You det 25 per cent. discount on all goods Auction sales discontinued until further notice Al & D. Sateg's . - * 'Anglican Service every Sunday morning * For Rent Tate ~ Best in town. Terms reasonable. SOCIETIES Big money for a_live man, steady 25 years reputation back of our trees.--Sunday Services 11.00 a.m. and /.00 p.m. COMPANY, NURSERYMEN LTD Sunday Services 11.00 a.m. and 7.00 p.m 'Ornamental trees during Fall and ---- 600 acres of the choicest p-to-date selling equipment and 'a and evening agency terms (0 PEL- pees first and third Tuesdays of each Three rooms and bathroom, in the CHU R Stavdarg Ti block, suitable for ~ Laving artments or Office use. AND F Apply to H G Hutcheson. RATERNAL > An All Winter's Job work or spare time. Your choice; METHODIST 'selling our guaranteed Nursery Stock. Rev. Wesley Elliott, Pastor Outfit free. Your money each week. ~ Afternoon, Sunday Scheol and Bible Write at once to BROWN. BROS. Class. All Welcome, Browns Nurseries, Welland Co., Ont. P RESBYTERIAN as i Rév W. H. Black, Pastor We Want NOW A reliable Agent in Ontario County : eas 's Peerless Fruit and BAPTIS) Rev. J. Ford, Pastor.' . Wn months. 'Good pay, exclusive wire selling equipment. stock, including NEW var- Iv controlled by us. ; splendid Canadian grown stock to TS. ot bets S.O. E. B.S. HAM NURSERY CO. Toronto, the Oddfellows Hall, Port Perry _N.B. Catalogue sent on request to Visiting brethren made welcome. cants for Dr aguuciés or purchasers ~ A. B. Cawker, W.P, ; . 86. y bo Market Report from Directory First! you call a telephone number from ering whens you guest it You are apt to be wrong. § The mind has a trick of transposing figures-- fnitesd of "1263" you are quite likely to say 9 And when you this ask for the urony waste your own opera- riage tia of she pov through your error. Directory first is principle. In the 3 Directory frat 350d rot consult temper the latest issue of the telephone book. The Bell Telephone Co. Port Perry Utica . Mr. and Mrs. W. Tennyson and Miss A. Thompson, spent Sunday at Mr. A. Page's near Uxbridge. Mrs. S. Stevens of Toronto, visiting with her daughter, Mrs M Christie. Mr and Mrs Frank Crozier were in Port Perry last Sunday. Regret to report that Mr. Taylor is on the sick list. The Ladies' Aid will meet in the basement of the Methodist church on Friday afternoon, November 23. Miss Florence Ward of Whitby, spent the week end with friends here, Mrs M Beare of Port Perry, visit- ; ing with Mrs T Beare, recently. Mr John Stanto and Miss Violet, were accent guests at Mr F Crozier's. Mr Arthur Reynolds of Toronto, who has been 1n this vicinity recently has returned home. Glad to report that Mrs J Hortop, who has been on the sick list is im« proving. Mr | M Murray, who has been _spending a weck at his cottage has returned to his home in Uxbridge. Hav? you money you could invest? Buy a VICTORY BOND It is a giltedge in- vestment. . Myrtle Messrs Worden and Tucker have just finished building a fine new garage for Drover Quinn. The fine ope weather hos given the farmers a chance to finish up their fall work. Mrs Jas Cook visited friends in Toronto last week. 'A gapg of Bell Telephone men have been trough here getting the. wires and poles fixed up for winter. We welcome the Rod family in our vicinity. They have purchased the W. J. Holmes store busihess. 'The Sunday School are making preparalions to hold their annual Christma entertainment on the even- ing of December 21. Particulars To Mrs. J. T. Byers From the Victorian Woman's Institute Since we learned that you were like- ly to leave the community, we have fel tat a most helpful influence was going to be removed from us. As the time of your going draws neas we want to express something of our apprecia- tion of what you have been to us both in the Institute and as a personal friend to each one. Itshas been largely through your untiring effort and enthusiasm that our Institute has made a progress ofjwhich we may be reasonably proud. It has many times been your courage which held us up to attempting something which seemed almost impossible to some of us, and your fortitude never wearied until the jobject was accom- plished. Neither was any extra work too much trouble for you to undertahe personally. We want to thank you for the hun- dred occasions on which your thought- fulness has taken care of details which would otherwise have been overlooked We also fnel that your unfailing tact, and your bright kind personality has helped us over many difficulty in a time when our community was suffer- ing serious and anxiety and grief, over those who have gone to the Frhnt, while your consideration and sym- pathy have buen a blessing to man) a home. While we uc going 'to. miss 'your prese nce in our future meetings, your influence and your memory will not be allowed to di out. We hope rat you may comddliack frequentty to find us carrying on. the work you have inspired, and that you will find the girls, who have had your warmest sympathy and interest,among the most enthusiastic of our workers. Wishing you the best that life can give in your new home, and trusting that you may find in your new envi- ronment an even wider sphere forjyour influence, © We thank you again for what you have been to us. : Signed on behalf of the Institute Mrs Herman Hooey Mrs J B Graham - Annie Swain W. J. Cook - Real Estate A large 'list of farms for sale in Ontario County. Some city 'property for exchange or sale, also Roomy land. My J list includes